The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 5

_ FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920 . Economy Through Quality 2 det eve 4 > 2 Made in rich black or tan calfskin: 4 ae BCS 4 ¥ May oy” The Manchester is a distinct advance in-shoe : styles. ‘The man who is. looking for smartness combined with comfort will appreciate this new 8 Nettleton model. : Come in and see this new Nettleton on your foot. “See how much style and distinction it is ‘ possible to put into a shoe. Once correctly ce cy fitted in a Nettleton you will never want to change. i Rosen’s Clothing Shop ’ Bismarck, N. D. 6 me iy yO Representatives for Nerrieton Men’s Shoes—the World’s Finest SUTTON ~~ The Finishing Touch for Easter j The Potterson Hat The perfectly appointed Hat for the Easter a season. ‘ i Ask your dealer for the PATTERSON. Minneapolis, Distributers. « Minnesota. ) » va a é ar “4 y 4 FOOTWEAR + Beautiful Oxfords, Pumps. -All Latest De- © signs and Effects Colonial, Plain, Patent Leather and Kid. Prices range $6.50 to $12.00 A t \ White Canvas Shoes and Welts, Latest Designs \ Children’s Low Shoes \ ‘ Let Us Fit Your Feet While af ey We Have the Sizes SS ¢ Shoes for Entire Family ' | : i a THE FAIR STORE \ 210 Main St. i Phone 140 H 4 ¢) "] i H i f Mi Fe whe BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS Fe Si} Zen. 03 Best Dutt Beown ‘THE P. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD.. s BUFFALO. N. ¥. (SPLENDID:SINGERS WILL RENDER FINE CANTATA TONIGHT “Son of Man” Will be Sung_at Presbyterian Church, by - i Double Quartet “The Son of M sacred cantata for Passion Tide, by Harvey B. Gaul. will be sung in First Presbyterian church at 7:45 o'clock | this evening by capital city artists, after the observance — of’. the ‘| Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. The words of this sacred composition are gathered, from the Holy) Bible, and the great hywns of the church. Mr. Gaul has reverently “and ‘with great un- derstanding followed the Passion of our Lord through the dark days that lead up to the Mount of Sucrifice, and -| has brought to ‘bear upon it all the rich allusions of ‘prophecy combined with the great Cfiristian hymng that have been inspired by His journey along the sorrowful way to Calyary. In the production ‘of this sacred theme Mr. Gaul has met the definition of great music as given by € yle, that: it leads ‘us to the shores of the infinite and allows us to gaze out inlo that, and music that will do this has found fitting and: helpful interpreta- tion of the real meaning of Passion aveck. i rck will be better for turning 2 for one happy evening to thoughts that lead to the infinite. The cantata will be given by a dou- ble quartet under thé direction of J. F. Paul Gross) with Mrs.|) William Moore as accompanist. The double quartet is composed of J Isie Bau- er and Miss Jennie Seilset, Mrs. J, Li! . See rn, altos; Messrs; Henry Hi yerson and R. Sherman Wright, t ors; J. F. Paul Gross and George Humphreys, bassos, WELL KNOWN FIRM TO USE MEDIUM IN Quain and Ramstad to Treat Cancer with Aid of Rare Metal Alert to the latest additions to medi cal and surgical science so that Bis- marck’s supremacy as a leading medi- cal ‘center for the entire north : Quain and Ramstad well known . firm of physicians and surgeons city, has-installed an age! distribution of radium to phy the state. The efficacy of radium in the treat- ment of many’ heretofore incurabel diseases, such as cancer, local tubercu- losis, tumors, chronic skin affections | and similar diseases, has been proven in the treatment of thousands of such cases in the larger. clinics of the east. _ The great drawback for the general fuse of radium is its scarcity and enor- mous cost. To obtain one grain of radium,. which has a value of about $7,500, it is necessary to mine and re- fine hundreds of tons of radium ore, known as Comotite. This is minéd in southwestern. Coloradg and southeast- ern Utah and must %e hand picked be- fore being sent to the concentrator. The concentrate ore is sent. to Pena- sylvania, where reduction works are located. Chemical treatment of fhe concentrate yields radium and its by- products. Thrills, Mystery, Love and Anita Stewart in “Fighting Sheperdess” Screen Version of Famous Story by Caroline Lockhart Pro- vides Exciting Action An almost lifelike simple, inconspicuor strange series of inc its arose from the depths of a w rn roadhouse and obscure and uncertain parentage to a position of wealth and power m her community is the’ story of “The Fighting — Sheper from | the famous book by: ne Lockhart, and the latest Anita Stewart produc- tion which will he seen at the Eltinge theatre, commencing tonight. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY y of how a through # 4‘ * ao FURNITURE FOR SALE—Call 423 11th St.. or phone 478X. 4-2-3t LOST—One aviator glove between Bis- marck and Baldwin. Kindly return to Van Horn Hotel or Baldwin Hote et ge of using lot for ash Loubek and 4-2-1wk reward. DRAYMEN—Privile; dump, ete., 926 6th St. Newcomb. FOR SALE—Very reasonable, four m house, with six lots, windmill and barn. an ideal place for chickens and VSv Phone 478X: or write 423 11th st $ e acres. five blocks east ch . C8, Clifford, Bismarck, N. D. | i 4-2-1wk oOo “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. ‘ive 41 6th St., A few cents buys “Danderine.” After an application of “Danderine” you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thick- Tress. ‘ ;| anteed to remove these home! {and apply a little of it night and CURING DISEASES'| a. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE which takes place next Tuesday. | RETURNS FROM CLINIC part of Minnesota ‘and the eastern sec- Every member should. be present at{ Dr. F. B, Strauss returned today | tion of North Dakota were being swept this meeting to help with the arrange-| from Chicago ‘and the Twin Cities} by a heavy\ wind storm us hig train Meats for our next Tuesday's celebri-| where he attended medical and surgi- | was passing ‘through those sections, ion, Today’s Weather } > For twenty-four hours ending: at noon, April 2. ‘Temperature at 7 a. m. Teniperature at noon... Highest yesterday Lowest yesterda: eal clinics during the past two we RRR REY LTT Dr. Strauss reports that the westeru | Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. H. M. HANSON, Fr. Lowest lyst nigh sis . Precipitation , ce : , Highest, wind veloc Ww ee ‘ “ ¥OR ' For North Dakota Partly cloudy tonight and = Saturday; not much }, ‘ O t zi g change in temperature. i ‘A EK i | Er, LOWEST TEMPERATURES 4 RE! <i b Fargo ....06 oh Gla & Williston |, 8 pared ’ } Grand For! St. Pant. Helena NEW EASTER SUITS Cntenee New Jersey Suits for Easter Wear Swift, Cu This special purchase enables us to sell them at a very low figure. Stylish models, colors navy, brown, or rookie. Your choice of this lot at Kansas. ORRIS W. RO! Meteorologist. N ICE There will be a special meeting of the Knights of Columbus on Saturday night, April 8d. This will be the last meeting before the big initiation, ! - FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There’s no longer the slightest need of fecling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine—double strentgh— $29.50 Others Priced Higher SMART EASTER COATS In a Splendid Variety of Models You will fancy these coats by their beauty of lines, finish, quality of fabric, richness of color and smartness of style. We offer these coats of service.at moderate prices. $21.50; $39.50, $59.50 NEW EASTER DRESSES For Easter and Springtime Wear These dresses are reflections of the season’s best styles, with many little refinements and innovations that make them unusually at- tractive. \ $22.50, $39.50, $45.00 and $59.50 Simply get an ounce of Othine — double strength-—from any druggist morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom. that more than an ounce is needed to com- pletely .clear the skin and “gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold undét guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. New Easter Millinery Chic New Models New, fresh and’ clean, right out of Easter Monday Dance Given by Yeomen Lodge No. 503, at the K. of P. Hall, Monday Evening, April 5th. " The Public is invited, Fine music and a good time assured. 50¢c—=TICKETS—50¢ their tissue lined boxes and ready for immediate choosing, this smart line 4 of Hats for spring wear. Prices start at $5.00 to $50.00 New Easter Blouses In an Assortment of Lovely Easter Models The display is one of unusual interest, embracing as it does, the newest and most popular of ‘the season’s models. The $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $5.00 and up to $25.00 Cheeclate : Shop SEMLING & KEGISTER t Candies and Ice Cream . | of Purity and Quality Our new Easter stock gives you ample selection. There is always a rush the last few days—better treat yourself to your new East Luncheonette Service | ter Footwear tomorrow. Price Range $8.95, 12.00, 14.00. Easter Novelties CHARITY BALL The Daughters of Isabella will give a dance on Easter Monday at Patterson Hall. The Daughters ‘of Isabella Knights of Columbus and their friends are cordially invited. _ A. W. LUCAS CO. . “The Store of Quality and Service’ 1 : THE CROWNING GLORY OF EASTER IS IN THESE RADIANT FLOWERS Our store is a veritable Salace of exquisite Spring Blooms. Let one of these adorn your home. Send forth a genuine Easter greeting to your friends through a Flower Gift. In plants our Easter Lilies, Hydrangias, Cineraria, Begonia. Ferns, etc., are all up to the usual HOSKINS standard. Our crons of Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Tulins and Daf- fodils are just ritht for Easter and in great profusion. HOSKINS, Inc. BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Members Florist Tele- graph Delivery Associa- tion. 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